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Project Name Roads and Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib - Package 04 (DN099-P04)
DN099-P04-QBS-GEN-PMT-MST-44
Method Statement No.
Legacy no: DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MST-A10185 Rev.03 (PMIS code)
Work Activity Foul Sewer Works
MS Revision 01

Name Signature Date

Prepared By: Hisham Alawar (Construction Manager)
Reviewed By: Abdul Rahim Haffaf (QA/QC Manager)
Approved By: Moustafa Agha (Project Manager)

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1 PURPOSE, SCOPE AND LOCATION MAP Project Director

Project Manager,
o PURPOSE Construction
Manager, Site
The purpose of this Method Statement for Foul Sewer Network is to define the Engineer, Project
procedures and methodologies required to deliver the Works in compliance with the Engineer Land
project specification, QCS2014 and manufacturers’ recommendations. Surveyor.

o SCOPE

The Scope of Works for the Roads and Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib -
Package 04 (DN099-P04) Project is defined in the Project Quality Plan and not
repeated here.

Sequence of this method statement identifies the specific steps & arrangements
which shall be followed during the delivery of this Method Statement, including:
 Setting out
 Excavation
 Geotextile
 Pipe Bedding
 Pipe laying
 Pipe surround
 Backfilling & Warning tape
 Testing
 Combined Pipes Construction on Singular Trench

o LOCATION MAP

The proposed project area of Roads and Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib -
Package 04 (DN099-P04) is located approximately within Zone 70 of Qatar Area
Referencing System (QARS), approximately 11.8km North-West of the center of
Doha, on the Eastern side of Al Shamal Road.

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The site boundary for Package 04 is defined to the south by DN099 Al Ebb and
Leabaib – Packages 03, and to the west by Al Shamal Road. The Package 04 covers
an area of approximately 255ha.

– Package 04 covers an area of 255Ha and forms the northern most portion of the
overall DN099 project area, bordering the Al Shamal road to the west and Arab
League Street to the east. Al Kheesa Street runs through the center of the package.

The existing site is approximately 70% developed, with a mix of existing residential
villas and compounds, commercial developments, schools, mosques, park land and
open space.
AL EBB & LEABAIB Municipality as illustrated in Location Map.

Project Zoning Plan for Package 04

2 MANDATORY INDUCTION, TRAINING, SUPERVISION AND INSTRUCTION Deputy HSE

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REQUIREMENTS Manager, HSE

Officer, QA/QC
2.1 Induction
Engineer,
Construction
All personnel entering the worksite shall have received the necessary project
Manager, Site
induction. The induction will include site layout, site rules, the identified hazards on
Engineer, Project
site, emergency procedures, first aid procedures, welfare facilities, safe working
Engineer Site
procedures, disciplinary procedures. Additional topics will be discussed in the
Surveyor, General
induction. All personnel attending the induction will sign the attendance sheet. These
Foremen
inductions shall be given by the HSE Officer.
Contact Person Designation. Contact Number
Shakirullah khan Sr.HSE Officer 50845494
Abdulaziz Chio Sr.HSE Officer 5006 2849
Sangupandi Samayan HSE Officer 66285815
Asaithambi kasi HSE Officer 50319169

Personnel without induction will not be permitted in the work site until given the site
induction and they comply with the safety regulations.
2.2 Training

All personnel shall receive the job specific training according to the site HSE plan and
as per the requirements. Job specific training like confined space entry, confined
space supervisor, rigger, lifting supervisor, first aider, Authorized gas tester shall be
conducted by an Ashghal approved 3rd party training center. All the mobile crane
operator, gantry crane operator and boom truck operator shall be certified by an
Ashghal approved 3rd party. Other all necessary safety training regarding the foul
sewer activity shall be briefed by the site in charge/Safety to execute the work safely.
2.3 Instruction

Site work force shall be carrying out their work under direct supervision by their
Foreman and charge hand for activity to ensure all works are undertaken in a safe
manner and approved procedure.
2.4 Supervision

The Construction Manager will make sure the Site Foreman and Charge hand shall be
Carry out their work under direct supervision of Site Engineer to ensure all works are
undertaken in a safe manner & approved procedure.

Deputy HSE
3 PRELIMINARIES Manager, HSE
Officer, Traffic
3.1 Licenses coordinator, Site
Surveyor, Site
All drivers, operators shall have valid driving & operating Licenses/permits from a Engineer, Project
relevant concerned department/Authority as per Qatar Traffic Department Engineer General
requirement. Foreman, Stack
Holders, PR
EXTERNAL PERMITS
Officers
External permits for the project are approved and issued at Project level as described
in the Memorandum of Procedure.
 RO Permit
 Environmental Permit

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 Municipality Excavation Permit
 Micro tunneling Permit
 Dewatering / Discharge Permit (if any)

INTERNAL PERMITS TO WORK

The following internal permits to work will be necessary as required by the operations:
 General Permit
 Excavation Permit
 Lifting Permit

3.2 Traffic Management

Traffic management plan identifies changes in the working environment, reviewed

and updated by the management as per the work progress. It shall provide all the
necessary information of the proposed works, temporary vehicular and pedestrian
path. Access and egress points for site vehicles shall be clearly marked and this shall
be managed in accordance with the approved Traffic Diversion Plan (TDP).
3.3 Detection and Isolation of Utilities

All the existing Utilities should be identified based on the existing utility drawing and
protected prior to start the Foul sewer activity setup works. If the Underground
existing Utilities/Services are exposed, full information and data should be taken and
recorded like coordinates, levels, photographs etc.

3.4 Disconnection or Reconnection of Services

Damage to Utilities/Services (if any) shall be addressed to concerned Department

and responsible person. All Stakeholder assets shall be protected or removed with
consent of concerned authorities.

3.5 Procedure to be adopted for Multiple (Mass) Approvals

In case the multiple(mass) approval required like from Kahramaa, Ashghal. Stake
holders shall be arranged in advance approval before proceeding the subsequent
activity.
3.6 Design

Scheme shall be issued from the PWA/GEC/Stakeholder or relevant Service

Authority.

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4 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITY, PLANNING & REPORTING Project Director,

Project Manager,
A) Roles & Responsibilities of Key Staff Members Construction
Manager, HSE
4.1. Project Director Manager, Project
QA/QC Manager,
A project director is responsible for overseeing teams in various departments who are Construction
assigned certain tasks to complete for a given project. The project director will be Manager, Public
involved in creating schedules and following up with team to ensure that each phase Relation Officer,
of a project proceeds as planned. Site Surveyor

4.2. Project Manager

The Project Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management, delivery,
profitability and quality of construction for the project. He is primarily responsible for
all quality, health, safety and environmental performance on the Project.

4.3. Project HSE Manager

The Project HSE Manager is responsible to establish, document and implement

Health, Safety and Environment Management Systems within their assigned Project
in compliance with Company and Project requirements. He/she shall develop an HSE
program, identifying and ensuring HSE resources to ensure no harm to people, no
property loss or damage to the environment during project execution. He /she shall
ensure continuous compliance with HSE regulations and other requirements as well
as providing advice and recommendations for improvement.

4.4. Project QA/QC Manager

The Project QA/QC Manager sets and oversees the implementation of quality
standards, inspection and testing in line with Company and Project requirements.
He/she ensure development of Project specific plans, procedures and forms by the
respective QA/QC teams and oversees their implementation at Project level.

4.5. Construction Manager

The Construction Manager supervises the construction process from the conceptual
stage through to final construction through planning and managing all on-site
construction activities. He ensures adherence to the project plans, including quality,
safety standards and the defined time scales. He is accountable for the planning,
organizing and utilization of resources on site.

4.6 Site Engineer

Works with a technical, organizational and supervisory role on construction and

operations projects. As part of the site management team the site engineer liaises
with and works alongside engineers, construction managers, foremen, planners,
surveyors and subcontractors.

4.7 Technical Engineer:

Checking the adequacy and accuracy of information received. Recording all

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earthwork quantities. Keeping all data, drawing, other records and correspondence up
to date and filed in good order. Ensuring that all requirements for the project
management system are implemented and maintained. Notifying of submissions,
omissions, and quality matters relating to the surveying and setting out via their
respective Section Manager (for notification on “Quality Hold Point” notify Chief
Surveyor first for special reference number, Safekeeping of all survey equipment.
Calibration of all survey equipment belonging to his section. Keeping a daily diary of
progress, problems, errors, omissions and other pertinent facts. Providing weekly
progress reports to the works manager with a copy to the Assistant to the Chief
Surveyor along with any relevant computer data

4.8 Public Relations Officer

The Public Relations Officer(s) is responsible for the implementation of the

Stakeholder Management Plan at the project. He has day-to-day management
responsibility for community and stakeholder engagement.

B) Specific Responsibilities of supporting staff

Detailed below are any additional responsibilities specific to this Method Statement.
All Personnel employed in the work area have a responsibility to ensure that all safety
requirement is implemented.

4.9 Site Surveyor

Site Surveyor on daily basis to monitor/identify field changes (if any). All
conflict/deviations must be reported for resolution by the Engineer
Site Surveyor shall maintain daily records and approved drawings with latest revision
at site at all time. These records shall be incorporated into the As-built drawings,
which will be subsequently submitted to the Engineer

Site Surveyor field books shall be kept in standard format and shall give details of
structure setting out/date time and details of datum used

4.10 Foreman

The foreman is responsible to ensure that all the safety requirements are fully
implemented before the work start. Directly supervises the work activity on the site
and has full control over the use of the labour, plant and equipment. He ensures that
the work is carried out in full compliance with the specification, and in a manner that
conforms to the safety requirements. He reports to the Site Engineer when the work is
complete and ready for inspection

4.11 Chainman

Assist with the operation of survey equipment, field measurements, utility measure
down and construction staking
Work safely without presenting a direct threat to self or others Communicate clearly
and concisely, both orally and in writing. Establish and maintain effective working
relationship with those contacted in the course of work Perform related duties as
assigned.

4.12 Workforce

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Carry out their work under direct supervision by their Forman and charge hand and
under instruction from the site engineer to ensure all works are undertaken in a safe
manner
The workforce to attend any pre-scheduled toolbox and morning task brief prior to
starting any new works
The workforce shall receive a full project briefing and site rules induction prior to
commencing any work on site.

4.13 HSE Officer

The Safety Officer(s) is responsible for assisting the project Senior Safety officer to
implement Health, Safety and Environment Management Systems within their
assigned Project in compliance with company and project requirements. He/she shall
carry out his duty as detailed below, and any other instruction given to him by
management. He will identify and ensuring HSE resources to ensure no harm to
people, no property loss or damage to the environment during project execution.
He/she shall ensure continuous compliance with HSE regulations and other
requirements as well as providing advice and recommendations for improvement.
He/she has the authority to report directly to the Senior Safety Officer or HSE
Manager on HSE matters Project Organization chart of Key persons not repeating
here.

C) Short, Medium- & Long-Term Planning

The Planning Team is responsible for all planning activities on the project in order to
comply the project Short, Medium- & Long-term planning towards the progress of the
work in advance.

D) Project Progress, Monitoring and Other Issues Reporting Regime;

Planning team is the responsible for monitoring of the project progress and reporting
as per GEC requirement by time.
Progress activity shall be monitoring by daily, weekly and monthly basis to adhere the
contract specification and submission to Engineers for information.
External and Authority related issues shall be communicated to the GEC in advance
to circumvent the delaying of procedures complying to the specific activity at site
including inspection plant and methodology towards the project.

5 SEQUENCE OF WORKS Project Manager,

Construction
5.1 General Procedure Manager, Project
Engineer QA/QC
Engineer, Deputy
 The method of statement shall be approved by the Engineer/Engineer HSE Manager,
representative prior to applying any work at site Site Engineer,
 Excavation works at all areas shall commence after the following items of Project Engineer
works have been satisfactorily installed and completed as per project Site
requirements. Surveyor ,HSE
Foreman.
 All required work permits such as Excavation permit, Service Information
Sheet (SIS) for EHV Cables, internal excavation permit and approved IFC
drawings shall available at the worksite.

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 All the underground existing utilities such as pipes, electrical cables,
telephone cables and other related utilities below the ground shall be
checked and underground embedment shall be cleared before starting the
work. This shall be achieved by cross checking the trial trench details, using
cable detector and as built drawings of existing utilities. If needed,
coordination with others for protection of existing services shall be done. In
this regard, a separate method of statement to be submitted for protection of
existing service, as deemed necessary.
 Where concrete protection is required, specified or as instructed by the
Engineer, the contractor shall carry such work and conform to the approved
drawing and Project Specification. Refer to QCS 2014 Section 8 Part 4 C
4.4.6
 Safety arrangements to be carried out for the work areas accessibility for
dump trucks, loader and other equipment that hauling the excavated
materials.
 Safety measures to be carried out for lifting and rigging of pipes from trailer
truck/ boom trucks to trench. Trailer truck / boom truck shall be on level
ground before releasing the straps, never stand beside the pipe loaded
trailers, do not push or pull the pipes from trailer.
 A minimum clear carriageway width of 3 m shall be maintained for vehicular
traffic unless otherwise approved by CEG International.
 Excavation works shall be executed in accordance with this method
statement and ensures that the following are being taken as minimum
precautions; [Temporary works (loading / fixings) if applicable]
 Work areas shall be cleared during and after each work.
 Work permit to be in place prior to start any activity related to excavation
including asphalt cutting equipment if required.
 Access and egress shall be provided for the entrance inside the excavated
areas.
 Obtain transport permits from the relevant local authorities for low bed
trailers, flat bed trailers, mobile cranes, tipper trucks and other transports as
required.
 All equipment's required to execute the works are available as per the project
planning and are in good condition.
 To unload the excavated materials at the designated area shall be approved
by CEG International.
 Final inspection and handing over of pipeline shall be as per QCS 2014
Section 1 Part 21
Note:
 Geotextile shall be used as per approved shop drawing (if applicable)
 Application of bonding agent between old and new concrete(if applicable)
 Provide shear key and water stops between base and wall concreting.
 Typical Formwork drawing for Manhole/Chamber and Shoring shall be
submitted for GEC prior to start the Work
 Concrete cradle, setting blocks with approved compressible filler board for
pipe laying whereas needed.
 Material excavated from Trench & Manhole will be sent to QPMC (Jery Al -
Samur Area) for screening .

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5.2 Main Procedure Steps

5.2.1 Preparation:
 Excavation permit shall be available /valid prior to start the work at site,
establishment of Notice of Works (Excavation) Sign Boards, Temporary Work
Zone Screens / Hoardings as per AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS-2.4.3

5.2.2 Trench Excavation

 Before beginning trench excavations, the route of the pipeline shall be

surveyed and set out accurately and the existing ground level as per shop
drawing.
 Sight rails shall then be fixed and maintained at each change of gradient, and
at as many intermediate points as may be necessary. The centerline and the
level to which the excavation is to be carried out shall be marked on the site
rails.
 The excavation will be carried out using mechanical excavators with bucket
and once the rock surface is encountered the excavation will be continued by
mechanical excavators with hammers.
 Excavation with in 1.0m from the existing structures and services shall be
carried out manually and care shall be taken during to work in order to avoid
damage to any existing utility/properties.
 Excavation shall be fenced and protected with signage and warning lights in
accordance with the approved traffic management plan. If the excavation is
within the vicinity of the live road, then the fence of excavation shall be
surrounded with concrete barriers.
 Excavated suitable material shall be stock piled at a convenient Place for re-
use after the approval of the Engineer. Any excavated material placed next to
the excavation will be placed at a distance of 2 meters. For this purpose,
transportation of material shall be done using tipper trucks and loaders as
necessary
 The unsuitable soil shall be removed and disposed of to municipality dumping
yard or as directed by the Engineer.
 Works shall be constructed in dry conditions. (Refer to QCS 2014 sect 8-part
4 clauses 4.4.1 par 11g.) All excavations shall be kept free of water,
sewerage, and other liquids whether affected by tides, floods, storms, or
otherwise so that the Works shall be constructed in dry conditions.
 If ground water is encountered, continued dewatering arrangements shall be
made using adequate number of suitable pumps. The water will be
discharged to an approved area or to a water tanker to remove from site.
 The trenches shall be excavated with vertical sides to the width, lines, grades
and depth as per the approved drawings.
 Necessary support (if required) of excavation shall be provided by a system
of sheeting, bracing, shoring and other supporting installations necessary to
safeguard the works and the workmen to prevent sliding and settlement of
adjacent ground, and to avoid damaging existing surfaces.

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 If rock is encountered in trench, excavations shall be so excavated that the
clearance between the pipe, when laid, and the rock sides and bottom of the
trench is kept to the minimum limits necessary to provide for the specified
thickness of bedding and, where provided, the concrete protection of the
pipe.
 The minimum trench width shall be as given in QCS2014, Section 8, part
2(2.2.6), Table 2.1 below unless otherwise shown on the drawings. The width
of the excavation shall be increased if necessary to provide space for the
trench support system; undercutting of the trench sides will not be permitted.
 In the event of any trench being excavated with battered or stepped sides,
that portion of the trench which extends from the formation to a point not less
than 300 mm above the crown of the pipe when laid in its correct position
shall be formed with vertical sides. Support shall be provided to the vertical
trench sides to prevent ground movement. Where temporary trench supports
are provided they shall be such that no ground movement occurs on removal.
 If excavation is to be carried out in a congested area and if there is no
suitable place to dump, materials shall be removed using a tipper and a
double bucket machine, shovel and it shall be stacked at a designated
location.
 The bottom of trench shall be firm, smooth, without sharp edges or any other
irregularity that could cause damage to the cable and suitable precautions
shall be taken to prevent damage to the road or ground surface from a slip of
breaking away of the sides of the trench.
 The bottom surface of excavated areas shall be leveled and compacted and
offered for inspection to GEC. In case of rock areas, bottom surface of
excavation needs only levelling to be visually inspected by GEC. Foundation
level shall be as per IFC drawing and level check sheet shall be attached with
the inspection request. The compaction test shall be carried out to ensure a
minimum compaction of 95 % of Maximum Dry Density (MDD).
 Access platform with supported ladder is the approved methodology of safe
access and egress

5.2.3 Pipeline works

5.2.3.1 Pipe Shifting:

 Shifting from the store shall be transported by flatbed up to the nearest

possible area to the excavated trench.
 Shifting HDPE pipe to nearby the trench using a proper trolley with chain
excavator in case if no possible access by flat bed.
 HDPE pipe must be properly wrapped and secured to avoid slipping off
during shifting.
 Shifting route must be controlled by trained banksman to control the traffic
and equipment movement.
 Before welding operation, a proper timber support is to be provided below the
HDPE pipe for easy lifting and fixing
 HDPE Welding is to be conducted nearby the excavated trench wherever
possible.
 Wherever not possible to conduct HDPE welding nearby the trench due to
limited or congested work area, the HDPE welding will be conducted at a
nearest place to the trench, then shifting pipe by mobile cranes or a proper

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trolly with chain excavator to nearby the trench for installation.

5.2.3.2 Pipe Laying:

 The pipeline and Installation procedure shall be as per QCS2014 Section 8,

Part 4.4.3 requirements.
 Prior to bedding works, and if water/ waterlogged is encountered in trench
excavation, geotextile shall be placed to cover the full width of the trench and
in accordance with the approved drawing (Refer to QCS 2014 Section 8 Part
2 Clause 2.3.3)- (If applicable)
 Bedding material is laid only after the approval on the bottom of the trench
formation is obtained
 Bedding material shall be to the specified in the contract documents. And
shall be tested and approved prior to any use on site.
 Granular bedding material shall be spread over the full width of the trench. As
built surveying shall be taken prior to pipe surrounding.
 Minimum thickness of bedding material below barrel of pipe should as per
approved shop drawing.
 Granular surround material (QCS2014 Section8, Part 2, 2.3.1) Table 2.2,
shall be spread over and around the pipes and it will be presented for
inspection prior to backfilling. Thickness of bedding and surround shall be as
per approved drawings.
 For road crossing pipes at shallow depth concrete bed and surround shall be
provided as detailed approved IFC drawing.
 All operations involving laying, bedding, jointing and backfilling of HDPE
pipes shall be strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations and approved procedures. Installation operations shall be
carried-out by trained & experienced pipe fitters. All pipeline installation work
shall be carried out in the dry condition (Refer to QCS 2014 sect 8-part 4
clauses 4.6.5).
 Approval of material and fittings materials shall be obtained from
client/consultants prior to use.
 Materials shall be inspected for damage before laying, any damaged
materials found shall be removed from site immediately.
 Usually pipes and fittings shall be installed inside trenches by using a mobile
crane or by the aid of an excavator or JCB in case of shallow trenches.
 Any pipe which is not in true alignment, both vertically and horizontally, or
shows any undue settlement after laying, shall be rectified and laid correctly
(Refer to QCS 2014 Section 8 Part 4 clause 4.4.1 par. 11e.)
 All Pipes shall be laid accurately to the lines, and levels gradients in an
accordance with the approved drawings so that the pipeline is straight
between successive manholes in the vertical and horizontal planes
 Pressure pipelines shall be laid accurately to the line’s levels and depths in
an accordance with the approved drawings. Where changes of direction are
required, deflections shall be made in accordance with the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
 Where pipelines of constant gradient are to be laid, fix and maintain properly

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painted sight rails and boning rods of pre-determined measurement for the
boning in of individual pipes to correct alignment. The sight rails shall be
situated vertically over the line of pipes or immediately adjacent thereto and
there shall at no time be less than three sight rails in position on each length
of pipeline under construction to any one gradient
 Degree of inclination of the sewer line with tolerance of 0.2 percent of the
slope
 HDPE pipe joints shall be butt fusion weld joint as per QCS 2014 Section 8
Part 4 clause 4.3.8.
 The pipes shall be laid at the designated levels and gradients. The deviation
in level from the design shall not exceed 20 mm unless agreed otherwise with
the consultants.
 Pipe laying/installation shall start from low points.
 Protective cap, disc or other appliance on the end of a pipe or fitting shall be
removed permanently until the pipe or fitting is joined as per the
manufacturer's recommendations.
 After all the approvals on the pipe laying, granular surround, backfilling shall
start in layers not exceeding 200 mm thick using approved selected fill
material. (QCS2014 Section 8, Part 2, 2.3.4)
 Testing for pipes shall be carried out prior to start filling as per QCS2014,
Section 8, part 4(4.6) requirements; that is for pipes diam. less than 600mm,
air leak test to be carried out and if it fails, water test to be conducted,
whereas for pipes diam. more than 600mm and up to 1200mm, air test to be
done.
 The installation of Welded HDPE pipe inside the trench by mobile cranes.
 Using a tire excavator under any circumstance is prohibited.
 For HDPE pipe installation works, Chain excavator shall be used for lifting
and alignment process
 Lifting by Chain excavator can be used only for shallow trench.
 Additional coupler shall be used for HDPE pipe wherever required

5.2.3.3 Pipe Alignments:

 Suitable chain excavator without sling shall be used to align the HDPE pipe
inside the trench.

5.2.4.4 Aggregate Surround

 Surround will be as per QCS 2014 Sec 8 Part 2

 The layer thickness for the surround shall not be more than 150 mm and shall
be compacted as specified for the class of bedding material. Care to be taken to
ensure full compaction of material under pipe haunches.
 Where there is rider line after wrapping the surround with geotextile filter
membrane Single size granular material to be laid and compacted in layers not
more than 150 mm until the formation level for the rider line.
 The bedding and surround material for the rider line will be the same as
mentioned above for the main line.
Wherever there is no rider line immediately after the completion of the surround and
geotextile wrapping and trench backfill shall be placed in layers not exceeding
150mm thickness and compacted to 95% standard proctor maximum dry density
(SPMDD).

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5.2.4 Air Test:

 The QBS shall plug all pipe outlets with suitable plugs, and brace each plug
securely where needed
 Air shall be pumped in slowly to the pipe until a pressure of 100 mm water
gauge is indicated on a manometer connected to the system. After the
internal pressure of 100 mm water gauge is obtained, 5 min shall be allowed
for the air temperature to stabilize within the pipe.
 Air may be added to restore the pressure to 100 mm water gauge. During a
further period of 5 min, the pressure shall not fall below 75 mm water gauge

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without further pumping. Initial and final air test shall be carried out before
and after the backfilling works.
 Each layer shall be presented for inspection and tests shall be carried out
frequently after the 2nd layer for every few layers to avoid damage to the
pipes. Test result shall not be less than 95% of MDD.
 Backfilling (QCS2014 Section 8, Part 2, 2.3.4) is done by mechanical
equipment where possible; other means of compaction is used in confined
spaces such tampers, etc.
 Do not allow backfill to free fall into the trench or allow heavy sharp pieces of
materials as backfill until after at least 600mm of backfill has been provided
over the top of the pipe
 Do not use power driven impact type compactors for compaction until at least
1.2m of backfill is placed over the pipe.
 The filling will be up to the top of the sub grade material where the final layer
will receive the optimum compaction using road works 12 ton rollers.
 CCTV survey shall be carried out of the completed system in accordance with
QCS2014, Section 8, Part 10 & as per contract

5.2.5 House connection

 After completing the manhole, the house connection pipes to the plot will be
laid as per the approved shop drawing maintaining the slope and the
alignment as mentioned in the shop drawing.
 The house connection will be connected to the manhole through direct
manhole connection, Ramp, External Backdrop, Internal Backdrop depending
upon the difference in the invert levels of the main line and the incoming
house connection following the approved shop drawing.
 The entire length of the pipe will be properly laid and backfilled following the
procedure mentioned in 5.2.2.
 The house connection pipe ends will be properly sealed, and backfilling will
be done in layers not exceeding 200 mm. FDT test shall be conducted to
ascertain the compaction and it should be minimum 95% of the MDD.
 The manhole connections will be concreted fully using the approved concrete
mix as per the approved shop drawing.
 The plot end of the house connection shall be properly sealed to avoid the
entry of unwanted materials during the backfilling.
 Type A/B/C/D House connection shall be established through shop drawing

subject to GEC approval .

5.3 Combined Pipes Construction on Singular Trench

5.3.1 General notes

 This clause is made to emphasize the barrier required between FS and
perforated SW pipelines to ensure cross-contamination will be avoided during
or as per PWA letter ref. 2021/0030393/5.
 To ensure separation lining with approved geotextile for wrapping the bulk
bedding and surround materials enough to prevent the significant loss of

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aggregates particles from the retained surround material yet have adequate
permeability to allow water transmission normal to the plain of the geotextile
linings.
 The filling between two trenches to have enough capacity to prevent cross
contamination, developed details herein incorporated.

5.3.2 Excavation technique against contamination

5.3.2.1 Option – 01 for smaller foul sewer pipe & with natural rock barrier

Step-01: For or having a smaller foul sewer pipeline diameter i.e up to DN400 as
shown below. A stepped trench will be formed after the excavation having lower and
upper formation levels. First step is to reach the bottom formation level to
accommodate the surface/storm water perforated pipeline requirements. While the
upper formation level is formed to have extra space which to be excavated on later
stage for another trench intended for foul sewer pipeline. The excavation will just
sufficiently enough space to accommodate the pipe and surround materials
requirement to ensure it will leave natural rock-wall barrier between the two combined
services that will ensure help against cross-contamination. Refer to figure (step-01)
below.

Step-02: An approved geotextile material shall be fixed around on the bottom trench
as per approved method and manufacturer’s recommendation ensuring overlaps at
joints are satisfactory prior to pipe bedding and laying as per stipulated method on
subclauses 5.2.3 and 5.2.4 on this section. After approval of pipe surround material,
the fixed geotextile must be closed with required overlap at joint as shown on below
figure (step-02) and care shall be exercised to prevent natural or fill soil from
intermixing with the trench granular material. All contaminated granular fill shall be
removed and replaced with clean material.

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Step 03: Next is to start with the approved backfill material layer by layer at 200mm
uncompacted layer shall be compacted to minimum of 95% of the MDD proctor that
will continue up to its flushed to the upper formation level or on the top of the natural
rock-wall in preparation for the next trench for the foul sewer pipeline as shown on the
figure (step-03) below.

Step 04: Once the backfill works on the surface/stormwater trench, the fixed
geotextile must be closed with required overlap at joint as shown on below figure
(step-04). A one layer of compacted backfill will be provided in protection of the
previous geotextile lining. This area will be having a wider trench for backfilling works,
the foul sewer trench & required pipeline and its protections the construction as show
on figure (step-04) below as per method stipulated on approved method statement
ref. DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MST-A10185 Section 5 shall commence.

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Step 05: After inspection and approval of GEC to the constructed foul sewer pipeline
mentioned on step-04 figure. The backfilling of the combine trench will be done in
singular trench approach. This shall be lined with geotextile up to the road formation
level and backfill by layer by layer with each compacted verified by calibrated FDT
NG machine at 95% of the MDD as shown on below step-05 figure.

5.3.2.2 Option – 02 for bigger diameter of foul sewer pipes and natural rock
barrier is not possible

Step 01: With a smaller foul sewer pipeline diameter i.e. DN400 and above as shown
below figure. A stepped trench will be formed after the excavation having lower and
upper formation levels. First step is to reach the bottom formation level to

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accommodate the surface/storm water perforated pipeline designed invert levels.
While the upper formation level is formed to have space which to be excavated on
later stage for intended for foul sewer pipeline.

Figure step-01

Step 02: An approved geotextile material shall be fixed around on the bottom trench
as per approved method and manufacturer’s recommendation ensuring overlaps at
joints are satisfactory and sufficiently slack shall be made during the installation of the
fabric to avoid tearing when pipe bedding material started to be placed. After approval
of pipe surround material, the fixed geotextile must be closed with required overlap at
joint as shown on below figure. A care shall be exercised to prevent natural or fill soil
from intermixing with the trench granular material.

The two layers of 150mm lightly compacted backfill or selected material will be
provided to ensure installed pipeline are preserved and on above a marker tape will
be laid along with the trench. A layer-by-layer backfilling of 150mm thick compacted
layer will be maintained and verified with nuclear density test minimum of 95% of the
MDD until its reached to the required height covering surround protection of the
second pipeline for the foul sewer.

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Figure for step-02

Step 03: After the backfilling work established and verified by the surveyor, the
marking will be given to the construction team to start the excavation of the foul sewer
trench. The trench dimensions shall be as per requirement width and depth for the
intended pipeline. After the formation is established and checked by the surveyor, the
laying of geotextile will commence and to be followed with the required bedding
thickness and material prior to pipe laying works and protection surround, may refer
to figure below step-03-A
In figure step-03-B it shown a waterproofing membrane will be fixed at pipe’s joints in
the absence of the natural rock barrier. This is to ensure cross contamination is
contained between the surface water and foul sewer networks. Waterproofing shall be
installed as per manufacturer’s recommendation.

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Figure for step-03-A

Figure for step-03-B

STEP 04: Once the surround protection in FS laid pipeline trench, the fixed geotextile
must be closed with required overlap at joint as shown on below figure (step-03-A). A
one layer of light compacted backfill will be provided above geotextile lining then

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approved marker tape will be laid projecting above the pipeline. This area will be
having a wider trench for backfilling works, the foul sewer trench & required pipeline
and its protections the construction as show on figure (step-04) below as per method
stipulated on approved method statement ref. DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MST-A10185
Section 5 shall be followed until the road works formation levels.

Figure for step-04

5.4 HDPE Pipe Thermal Butt Fusion process from Manufacturer (Approved MAR
ref no: DN099-P04-QBS-CON-APR-A10399)

 Butt Fusion

 Butt welding machine

The following conditions should be achieved in a butt-welding machine:

• Aligning the pipe ends
• Clamping the pipe ends
• Facing the pipe ends parallel and square to the centerline
• Heating the pipe ends
• Applying the proper fusion force

 Butt welding steps

The following steps should be implemented to make perfect butt

welding:
1. Clean, clamp and align the pipe ends to be joined.
2. Face the pipe ends to establish clean, parallel surfaces, perpendicular to the center

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5. Join the two pipe ends together by applying the proper fusion force.
6. Hold under pressure until the joint is cool.

c) Butt Fusion Equipment

Preparing the butt-welding machine

1. The pipes or fittings are axially aligned in the unit, so that the joint faces are in a
fair degree of correspondence.
2. The clamps will correct any unacceptable mismatch of pipe cross sections, arising
out of temporary ovality.
3. The clamped pipes or fittings are then planed/trimmed until a continuous shaving is
from each pipe end, thus ensuring that the joint surfaces are parallel.
4. The loose shavings are removed without touching the pipe ends and the remaining
gap is checked.
5. The fusion operation is carried out in clearly defined stages as per the diagram
given below. All the parameters must be recorded.

 Fusion Process

1. The fusion (jointing) pressure is obtained by adding the drag pressure to the
hydraulic ram pressure given on the machine data plate.
2. Next, the heater plate is placed in the unit, checking it is clean and undamaged.
3. The temperature of the heating plate during should be between 200°C to 220°C.
Generally speaking, the upper temperature should be aimed at for thinner pipe walls
and the lower temperature for thick pipe walls.
4. The following graph gives the details about the wall thickness and the
corresponding heating plate temperatures.

Fusion temperature as fusion in the function & Stage in fusion process

Dewatering: It shall be explained in separate Method Statement Ref: DN099-P04-

QBS-CON-MST-A10133 and not repeated here (if applicable)

o Occupational Health & Safety

All personnel will carry out their Health, Safety & Environmental responsibilities in
accordance with the Project Health Safety & Security Plan (PHSSP), the Construction
Environmental Management Plan (CEMP), and the Project Quality Plan.
The PHSSP institutes the overall mechanism for the risk management process with
regard to the project.
Processes are implemented at the earliest stages within project cycle, identifying risk
and facilitating opportunity for the application of appropriate mitigation strategies. As

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an integral part of the planning process, prior to the commencement of any
operational activity a suitable and sufficient specific assessment of the risks
associated with the works should be undertaken.
Risks, at each stage are evaluated in accordance with the Hazard Identification and
Risk Assessment procedure and the Risk Assessment table.

6 STAKE HOLDERS Project Manager,

Construction
The interfaces and liaison requirements shall be identified by the project team. The Manager,
project manager and construction managers will inform the management or the main Stakeholder
contractor in dealing with such issues. Manager

6.1 Stakeholder Engagement

The Stakeholder Management Plan defines Project stakeholders and the
mechanisms for managing the stakeholder process. The specific stakeholders
affected by this Method Statement include but are not limited to:
 Public Work Authority Department
 Insurance Company
 Client and Client Representative
 Relevant Municipalities/MME
 Drainage Network design department
 Residents & Local Establishment
 Materials/Equipment suppliers
 QPMC (Qatar Primary Materials Company)
 Sub-Contractors / SME

All design approval related to stakeholders to be coordinate and approval in place

before proceeding the work

7 IDENTIFIED HAZARDS / RISKS AND CONTROLS IN PLACE Site Engineer,

Project Engineer
 In course of the Detection of Utilities, Location, Marking & Clash Detection Deputy HSE
Survey All the existing Utilities should be identified based on the existing Manager, HSE
utility drawing and protected prior to start the excavation works Officer
 If the Underground existing Utilities/Services are exposed, during Excavating
around / near Utilities full information and data should be taken and recorded
like coordinates, levels, photographs etc.
 Listed identified hazards details which will impact during activity working
hours and the controls shall be in place
 Lifting & Rigging
 Hazardous material/chemicals
 Working at height
 Fall Protection
 Slips, Trips & Falls
 Confined Space Entry
 Heat Stress

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8 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS AND IMPACT CONTROL MEASURES PR Officer,

Environment
Shall put into practice the environmental policy and project requirements concerning Engineer, Deputy
noise, pollution control and the disposal of waste and shall be advised of any PHSE Manager
alterations in project requirements as work progresses. The health and safety plan
will taken into account with the following minimum requirements:
 Effluent from works shall not be harmful, or cause deposits Contamination in
drains and sewers.
 Roads and footpaths shall be kept clear of and mud and debris
 Existing services shall not be damage and are to be maintained in good
order.
 Effective action is required to prevent the general public and occupiers of
adjacent land and buildings being affected by any danger, disturbance,
discomfort, trespass or nuisance.
 Nuisance arising from dust is to be reduced to the absolute minimum by
effective control measures.
 Noise emission from plant is to be reduced by effective control measures

9 MANDATORY PPE FOR THE WORK ACTIVITY Foreman, Site

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Engineer, Project
Engineer HSE
 Shall provide required Personal Protective Equipment to the worker, which is
required by legislation, and additionally where it has been evaluated as
necessary for the safe conduct of work where no other more effective control
measures are appropriate.
 The Personal Protective Equipment will be provided to all workers at no
charge to the employee.
 Shall ensure that workers are trained in the proper use adjustment,
limitations, maintenance and storage of the issued PPE. The instructions
shall include details of the method of obtaining replacement for lost or
damage items.
 Approved safety helmets, safety shoes, with steel toe caps, Safety glasses,
gloves, ear plugs and coverall are mandatory. Additional equipment may be
required according to a nature of work.
Issue of Safety Helmets is restricted by color as follows.
 White – Project Manager, Engineers, Foreman, Site Staff, charge hand,
Safety and all visitors
 Red – Rigger
Yellow – Workforces

10 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Site Engineer,

Project Engineer
a. Emergency Arrangements
Site Surveyor,
Emergency contact numbers and names will be informed to personnel in the STARRT HSE Officer,
Card brief and the information will be displayed in the work / rest area (refer to Foreman
PHSSP and the Emergency Response and Fire Safety procedure).
The Emergency Response and Fire Safety procedure gives instructions on the
necessary actions to take in the event of an emergency, and the CEMP defines the
necessary actions to take in the event of a spillage.

EMERGENCY SERVICES -999

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Emergency Ambulance 999
Fire/ Civil Defense 999
Police 999
Kahramaa 991
Ooredoo 111
Ashghal 188
Covid 19 16000

Contact Person Designation. Contact Number

Moustafa Agha Project Manager 5571 0163
Mohamed Farag Badr HSE Manager 55844937
Nawras Alkiswani Construction Manager 50133823

Contact Details for Out of Hours Emergency

Contact Person Designation. Contact Number

Moustafa Agha Project Manager 5571 0163
Mohamed Farag Badr HSE Manager 55844937

11 QUALITY CONTROLS QA/QC Manager,

Site Engineer,
 The Quality assurance is based on the PQP for this operation. The use of the Project Engineer
correct tools / equipment and material in a suitable environment is an integral Site Surveyor
part of the quality assurance plan that will be implemented.
 All inspections and tests shall be carried out in accordance with the approved
Inspection and Test Plan (ITP), & checklist(attached). These will be recorded
using the agreed Inspection Test Request (INR) process.
 Any identified non-conformity shall be recorded and managed in accordance
with the relevant procedures of the project system.

Details of reference as below for the specific work

Type Submitted Y/N Doc Reference

ITP Y DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MNP-A10348
Y *QCS 2014 Section 6 Part 17 & QCS
Specifications
2014 Section 8 Part 4.
Material Submittal Y DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MAR-A10398 /
A11486 / A11669 / A13935 / MAT-
REP-973

11.1 Quality Team Responsibility Matrix

Project QA/QC Manager

The Project QA/QC Manager is responsible for the administration of the Project
Quality Management Plan and to ensure that it implemented, monitored and reviewed
at the required times. He reports quality performance to the QA Manager at Corporate
level and reports to the Project Director on day-to-day operational issues

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QA/QC Engineer
The QA/QC Engineer is responsible for assisting them with their day to day
responsibilities and may be assigned to cover several locations or areas of work
relating to the Contract. Reporting to Project QA/QC Manager.
Material Engineer

The Material Engineer(s) is responsible to manage the supplier and material

submission process for the project to ensure successful approval in accordance with
the specifications and project requirements. He/she shall manage internal and third-
party laboratory sampling and testing activity to support the operations and ensure
that specifications are adhered to QCS 2014 and project specification requirements

12 INTERFACES Project Manager,

The interfaces and liaison requirements including public interfaces which impacting Construction
the work shall be identified by the project team. The project manager and construction Manager, PR
managers will assign liaison officer in dealing with such issues. Officer

13 SAFETY TO PUBLIC & OCCUPIERS Deputy HSE

Manager , HSE
The Project HSE Department will make sure that the project premises are protected
Officer
all time and any unauthorized access is prohibited, using the hard barriers to obstruct
any access to site, in addition to that awareness signages and posters will be
displayed to make sure public safety is clear.
Site patrolling day and night will be executed by the security team to make sure that
the area premises are not accessible all time and protect the safety of public &
occupiers.

RESOURCE PLANNING
14 In order to deliver the time schedule within time duration for the particular activity the Construction
adequate number of Equipment, workforce and required Materials shall be managed Manager,
in advance and the required staff and Equipment for the operation shall be Site Engineer,
determined based on the plan/schedule. Safety Officer,
QA/QC Engineer,
14.1 Persons Involved Site Surveyor,
Foreman,
The following personnel are involved with the implementation of this Method Chainman,
Statement:
Workforce.
 Project Director
 Project Manager
 HSE Manager
 Construction Manager
 Site Engineer
 Safety Officer
 QA/QC MANAGER
 QA/QC Engineer
 Site Surveyor
 Foreman

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 Workforce

14.2 Equipment’s

The constructional resources required for performance of the Works described by this
Method Statement are:
EQUIPMENT USE
Excavator Excavation
Loader Loading removed soil and unsuitable
material
Trailer Removal of surplus material
Jack Hammer Breaking of hard rock
Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT) Utility cable detection
Hi-bed Pipe delivery to site
Belt Pipe fixing
Chain Block Pipe fixing
Plate Compactor Formation preparation
Bobcat Trench bedding, surrounding
Shovel Trench filling
Wooden Compactor Compacting aggregates for pipe bedding
and surround

14.2 Materials

The following materials will be necessary for the delivery of the Works covered by this
Method Statement:
MATERIAL REQUIREMENT
Single Sized Aggregate (QCS2014 Section 2, 2.3.1) Table 2.4
Backfilling Material QCS 2014, Section 8, Part 02 (2.3.4)
Fittings As per approved Shop Drawing
HDPE Pipes SDR 17
Corrugated pipe SN8
Geotextiles QCS 2014, Section 8, Part 02 (2.3.3)
Excavated Material Trench & Manhole will be sent to QPMC
(Jery Al -Samur Area) for screening .

ANY OTHER PROJECT SPECIFIC DETAILS

Amendment:
Rev 0 Initial Review Revise and resubmit
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Rev 1 GEC Comments Approved NIL
Rev 2 Project update Approved
Rev 3 HSE comments Approved
Rev 4 Project update Revise and resubmit
Rev 5 GEC comments

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16 REFERENCES NA
Emergency Contact Numbers
Referenced Method Statements
Memorandum of Procedure
Method Statement for General Lifting (DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MST-A10187)
MST for Installation of Corrugated Pipes (DN099-P04-QBS-CON-MST-
A10280)
Relevant Management Plans
Relevant Risk Assessments
STARRT Card
Relevant permits
Approved Shop drawings for the scope of this Method Statement
Referenced Inspection and Test Plans

17 ATTACHMENT Construction
Manager, safety
Risk Assessment Officer

Manufacturer recommendation

3rd party Welder & Welding equipment certificate

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